Never Among Friends

I must say, coming out of the minds (and pockets!) of some young independent film makers, this is quite an accomplishment. Kudos to the director, writing team, and all cast and crew who came together to really start JMA, and all the others involved, on their quest for greatness. Minus some unavoidable bad effects, some sound problem, and campy acting here and there, it was definitely an enjoyable film...Kevin Interdonato really pulled the film together and the soundtrack really is great....I had the opportunity to see NAF at the premiere and it was great to see such local talent coming together like that - and the two PACKED houses would certainly impress even the most famous of Hollywood-ites....Congrats to all!!

I saw the premiere of Never Among Friends last year in New Jersey, and thought that the film was quite an accomplishment, especially considering the restraints and low budget that accompany an independent movie. It was also interesting to be able to see the film before the final editing was done. The director was very open to critiques and was using the audience's reaction to help him figure out the final presentation, which was very cool. While I've read several negative comments on this site, they really have no basis. For a young director and somewhat inexperienced cast, the movie was a great success. It was very entertaining, and well worth my money. Also, and I read this comment several times as well, the actor who played Sean stood out dramatically. He is extremely talented and made his character very believable. I'm sure we'll see him in many more movies in the future.

I just saw that Never Among Friends will be screened in a film festival in Philadelphia, and since it's not on DVD yet, I think I'm gonna make the trip to see it again.

I really liked Never Among Friends. It was a movie that made you think about real life. I think the style of the way the film was shot was good and added to the feel. It seemed to me like I was the fifth friend in the circle of friends in the movie. Everything about the movie was great and I really hope it comes to video. I will be the first one to get it if that is the case.

The movie was worth the trip from Edison to Red Bank. I enjoyed every minute of the film and wish the filmmakers and cast a lot of luck in the future. The film had heart and it showed that even if you don't have a big budget, you can still make a high quality motion picture. I hope to be seeing more from these guys. Great job!

I was born and raised in Freehold, New Jersey, and I was thrilled to attend the premiere of Never Among Friends and see the town of Freehold immortalized on the big screen. The acting, music, directing, and story were all fantastic and I wish everyone who worked on this independent film the best of luck in the future. I was amazed how great the production values were considering the director was only 20 years of age and that the budget was so low. The only complaint I have with the movie is that it is too damn short! At 80 minutes, I wanted more and more but ended too soon. I wonder what JMA Films and Blue Parrot Entertainment plans to do with the film. I bet we will see lots more of Never Among Friends in festivals and maybe at alternate screenings in and around the state of New Jersey. One can only hope!